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Afghanistan Diversifies Trade Amid Pakistan Dispute

Afghanistan is urgently seeking new trade partners after a border clash with Pakistan. The Taliban government is turning to Iran and Central Asia as $100 million in losses hit traders. Discover the economic fallout.

US-Based Plateau Group Urges Crackdown on Killers

Plateau State Association USA urges Nigerian government to intensify security operations against armed groups in Plateau, Benue. Calls for arrests, prosecutions and humanitarian aid.

Zenith Bank to Acquire Paramount Bank in Kenya

Zenith Bank Plc is set to enter the Kenyan market by acquiring Paramount Bank, marking a strategic step in its pan-African expansion. The deal awaits regulatory approval from Nigerian and Kenyan authorities.

Nigerian banks post N14.7tn interest income

Nine major Nigerian banks reported a combined N14.72 trillion in interest income for the first nine months of 2025, a 27.68% increase driven by high interest rates. Discover which banks led the growth.

Moghalu: Emefiele was disastrous CBN governor

Former CBN deputy governor Kingsley Moghalu condemns Godwin Emefiele's tenure, calling it disastrous and politically compromised. Read the full analysis of Nigeria's economic decline.

Nigerians Die in Libya Migrant Boat Capsize

Two Nigerians confirmed dead, two rescued as migrant boat carrying 49 people capsizes off Libya coast. Over 1,000 lives lost on Central Mediterranean route in 2025.

Two Nigerians Die in Mediterranean Shipwreck

Two Nigerians died and two were rescued after a migrant boat capsized off Libya. Over 1,000 lives have been lost on this route in 2025. Read more on the urgent call for action.

Wema Bank Holds Walk-In Interviews for Job Seekers

Wema Bank invites job seekers for nationwide walk-in interviews from Nov 17-21, 2025. Positions available for Commercial Relationship Management Officers. Bring your CV and credentials.

GTBank Raises Naira Card Dollar Limit to $6,000

GTBank has increased international spending limits on naira cards from $1,000 to $6,000 per quarter. The move reflects improved forex liquidity and market stability. Learn how this affects Nigerian cardholders.

First Bank Holdings Posts N450.9B Profit

First Bank of Nigeria Holdings Plc announces staggering N450.9 billion profit as it strategically positions itself for Central Bank of Nigeria's banking sector recapitalisation requirements.

Naira Falls Again: Loses Ground Against US Dollar

The Nigerian naira has reversed its recent gains, depreciating significantly against the US dollar across both official and parallel markets. This latest development raises concerns about currency stability and economic recovery efforts.

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